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Vicente Chapa

Managing Associate | Avocat

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Vicente Chapa

Managing Associate | Avocat

Contact
CMS DeBacker Luxembourg
Rue Charles Darwin 5
L-1433 Luxembourg
Luxembourg
Languages English, French, Spanish

Vicente is a Managing Associate in CMS Luxembourg Tax practice and CMS Luxembourg Digital Assets Team.

He is involved in a wide range of transactions including tax structuring advice for investment funds both regulated and unregulated, including infrastructure, private equity, real estate, or venture capital funds.

Vicente also assists in the exchange of information matters (FATCA, CRS, and DAC 6), tax compliance obligations, and cross-border private equity and corporate restructurings.

He advises both national and international clients on all tax-related matters.

Vicente was admitted to the Luxembourg Bar and Spanish Bar (Madrid) in 2023.

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Education

  • 2021 – Master of Laws - LL.M. European and International Tax Law, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
  • 2020 – Bachelor of Laws – LLB, University of Valencia, Spain
  • 2019 – Bachelor of Laws (Exchange student) – Université Paris X Nanterre, France
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Expertise

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13/03/2024
Crypto Tax Legislation & Law in Luxembourg
1. Is there a specific legislation issued for the taxation of crypto-assets or do general national tax law principles apply because the tax legislator has not regulated this so far? There is no specific...
Expert Guide
Comparable
27/09/2023
DAC 8 Proposal approved by the European Parliament
BackgroundIn recent years, the crypto-asset landscape has steadily grown and has reshaped the world of payments and investments. Today such assets have an estimated market capitalization of USD 1.09 trillion...
Law-Now Tax
20/04/2023
FATCA & CRS | Obligations for Reporting Financial Institutions for year...
FATCA and CRS are two important tax compliance regulations that (Foreign) Financial Institutions in Luxembourg must comply with. Certain (Foreign) Financial Institutions must submit (Zero) reporting to the ACD by 30th June 2023, for the fiscal year 2022.
Publication
20/12/2022
CMS Luxembourg Advent Calendar 2022
We are very happy to present our #CMSLux­Ad­vent cal­en­dar which comes with 24 must-know legal insights of 2022 that will shape the legal landscape in 2023. Keep an eye on the upcoming publications to discover our daily advent reveals from tomorrow until December 24th.
Publication
12/12/2022
CMS advises Verdion on the sale of UPS Prague logistics
Pan-European logistics real estate specialist Verdion has sold UPS’s Czech headquarters and principal logistics hub to Safichem Invest a.s., the investment management arm of leading complex engineering...
Deals
22/11/2022
MiCAR: the European Crypto-Assets Regulation
Discover the European regulation on markets in crypto-assets in this new series of short MiCAR-dedicated videos. Background & objectivesThe scopeNFTsThe categories of assets which fall within scope­Activ­it­ies...
Publication
05/09/2022
International law firm CMS has advised Jera Capital
Jera Capital, an investment management firm focusing on the private equity secondary market and based in Copenhagen, has successfully achieved the first closing of its new Luxembourg private equity fund...
Deals
05/05/2022
Luxembourg regulator published a guidance for consumers in the context...
On 27 April 2022, the CSSF published a guidance for consumers in the context of virtual assets (the “Guidance”). In the context of digital communication channels promoting the possibility of high...
Law-Now Regulatory
24/03/2022
EU regulated securitization vehicles soon into the scope of the Luxembourg...
On 9th March 2022, the Luxembourg Ministry of Finance introduced a new bill of law n°7974 before the Luxembourg Parliament, which amends the current interest deduction limitation rule (“IDLR”) by...
Law-Now Tax
29/12/2021
Luxembourg budget bill for 2022
On 16 December 2021 the Luxembourg budget bill for 2022 (n°7878) has been adopted by the Luxembourg Parliament (the Law). In general, the Law aims at maintaining a stable tax environment considering...
Law-Now Tax
17/12/2021
Lexology GTDT - Cryptoassets & Blockchain
Luxembourg is closely monitoring emerging trends and topics related to Virtual Assets and blockchain with a view to creating a favourable environment for such innovations. Non-fungible tokens and decentralised finance are hot topics. Security tokens are also gaining momentum, with major players willing to launch their first pilot projects, particularly if they can rely on native tokens (ie, dematerialised securities issued directly on the blockchain). As it stands, the Luxembourg legal and regulatory framework does not govern Virtual Assets as such but rather those that provide services as a business in relation thereto. Read the chapter written by our Virtual Assets team in Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Cryptoassets & blockchain  to learn more about the key features as well as legal and regulatory requirements underpinning the Luxembourg regime.  Chapters General Legal & Regulatory Frame­work­Cryptoassets for investment and Fin­an­cingCryptoasset Trad­ingCryptoassets used for pay­mentsCrypto­cur­rency MiningBlockchain and other distributed ledger tech­no­lo­giesUp­date and Trends
Guide
02/12/2021
Adoption of the EU directive on public coun­try-by-coun­try reporting
On 11 November 2021, the European Parliament formally approved the EU Directive on public coun­try-by-coun­try reporting (the Directive). The Directive aims at increasing corporate transparency and enhancing...
Law-Now Tax